When a Question Mark Becomes a Person

[New story: My Lover Lost His Memory After Giving Birth [Quick Transmigration] (My lover gave birth and thought he was a whale). Please add it to your want-to-read list! (￣3￣)] Through the ancient book A Thousand Questions, a spark of sentience representing curiosity and the spirit of sharing came into being. When it grew powerful enough to access all questions and knowledge made public through various media, it suddenly decided it wanted to be human. "I'm not a question mark that became a spirit. This is called gathering one's spirit into a physical form!", Wen Hao, mistaken for a monster In Wen Hao's eyes, almost everyone has a dialogue box floating above their head, showing the question currently foremost in their mind. One glance down a street reveals a whole collection of questions. As he helps more and more people solve their problems, Wen Hao rises higher and higher without even realizing it, becoming the ultimate mentor in countless people's eyes, admired by everyone. "What did you do to us? Are you a monster?!", A would-be criminal, scared out of his wits Throughout all this, there is only one person, a man with a will stronger than one in ten thousand, whose company lets him enjoy a peaceful world without questions scrolling across his vision. But one day, this man stands in front of him with a perfectly normal expression, while a dazzlingly bright message scrolls above his head! Should he answer him right away, or wait for him to speak first? "Does it matter who confessed first? Waiting for an answer, it's kind of urgent!", The nation's mentor Reader's guide: 1. Modern alternate universe, 1v1, happy ending. 2. No childbirth, but there is a cute kid. 3. The bottom isn't a saint. He only helps people he thinks deserve it. 4. Golden finger √, delightfully strange premise √, free sweetness √. 5. Completed story: The Panda Is the Leader of the Cute Army [Reborn in Space]. Check it out if you're interested. The Model Land God [Gourmet]. Check it out. Guide for dealing with Jinjiang glitches: 1. Clear your cache. 2. Try again a few times. 3. Call customer service at 400-870-5552. 4. Ask "Jinjiang Literature City Customer Service" on Weibo. One thing is essential: complain to me, the author, and vent a little. I'll also contact customer service myself. Theme: